Sentence examples for tide running from inspiring English sources

There's a strong populist tide running in America right now.

We must, and we shall, set the tide running again in the cause of freedom.

Applewhite's father, a former president of Alabama's national alumni association, named him after the former Tide running back Major Ogilvie.

And unlike previous radical chancellors, Osborne does not have a strong intellectual tide running in his favour.

While the Alabama defense shut down the Florida offense, Crimson Tide running back Trent Richardson continued to make a case for himself as a Heisman Trophy contender.

At the bridge's midpoint, I got out and surveyed the turbid gray tide running against concrete piers on which a wayside restaurant and hotel were being built.

The English publication "Time & Tide" runs a competition from time to time.

The Crimson Tide ran for 300 yards and held the ball for 34 37.

"When the tide runs out it's the saddest thing," she said.

The Crimson Tide ran right when it had to behind guard Marlon Davis, tackle Drew Davis and tight end Travis McCall.

He came to power on a surge of oil and gas revenues but as that tide runs out, he is stranded.